Exam 10: Hallucinogens

What is the term for the sensation of experiencing sounds as pictures,or of seeing movements produced by musical rhythms?

You are in a history class and a substance used by Bolivians during a healing ceremony is discussed.Which plant is being highlighted?

What is influenced by LSD?

Which drug does Shannon want her friends to try so they can experience an increased "feeling of closeness"?

What are ketamine and PCP classified as under Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act?

What country is the shrub from which Ibogaine is derived native to?

Which term defines the literal meaning of the term psychedelic?

What is one difference between PCP and the serotonergic hallucinogens?

Anticholinergic hallucinogens are characterized by a loss of memory for the experience.

Harry is a doctor who has been treating Sam for his addiction problem for a number of years.Sam informs Harry that he used a drug the previous night that took effect within 25 minutes and lasted for 11 hours.What drug did Sam take?

Phencyclidine produces vivid visual hallucinations.

What is the active chemical in the fly agaric mushroom?

Describe in detail the physiological and psychological effects of LSD and related hallucinogens.

What is the active chemical in the peyote cactus?

You used a lot of drugs in your youth and you begin to experience flashbacks.Which drug has been associated with flashbacks?

You read a 2009 research study published by Health Canada regarding Canadian youth and their MDMA use.What percentage of youth used MDMA?

How did chemist Albert Hofmann experience his first accidental LSD "acid trip"?

Once Peyotism came to Canada,its popularity peaked in the 1960s during the psychedelic era.

Which drug is a serotonergic hallucinogen that comes from the Ayahuasca vine?

With which drug can Karen's physician treat her persistent flashbacks stemming from her drug usage?